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Exergoeconomic, Environmental, Economic, and Energy-Matrices (4E) Analysis of Three Solar Distillation Systems Equipped with Condenser and Different Heaters
The water scarcity in the world in the near future become to a global challenge. The main aim of present study was to elucidate the performance of the three identical solar distillation units with different configurations under climatic conditions of the city of Tehran. All systems were equipped wit
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